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nr i 1 lfijr 4 I THE SUN TUESDAY AUGUST P12F1890 8 GOOD AND BAD BASE BALL ucTiutpa unit aavr our mac anoos LINS AX mx POLO OROVNDS rUylBg Knock Oat the Naw Torn yeor rlIa Drotfcerhood JPark Ward Team at Drolleboo Take a Drop la IoptoRCOmaks1 I Wealed Two Oa from Buffalo bnt rleDuel Jwla Solid wills Ills Club Yesterdays championship garnet resulted a follows THK NATIOlUt MeAOUB MW York 9 Brooklyn 10slon lIUsburab 14 lhIldolpbit 6 Cbtcago 4 4 Cincinnati 9 dlovoland 7 THE rLATEllfl UUOU IldehihhI 15 New Tort 11 elph FIA 7 Brooklyn 1 beftKo 9 lulllo IFlrst IAme Cblello9 8 Chicago 7 becond gams rutsburgb 20 Cltvoland 1 onE AMKMCAH ASSOCIATION BL Lu115 Dloollrn 9 Toledo 0 AthletIc 6 The Wloa1 Lsa TO it niconn YWiL 7OaI rr I rliib ETlMt fftt ftt proklTu 11 0 ClcAOn 44 610 frlrt 81UI1iw YOrkJ19 tt 7 1dIPhi 1 34 126 Cleveland37 l3 ato CictiiI1 rittibuighl9 70 313 MEW VOrK Ll 8 BROOKLYN I I 0 There was a 1 grant Improvomont In tho play WIS ThP ing I of tbo New York loam In yesterdays gamo with tlo lirooklyns on tho Polo grounds Kucli I nd every one ofbo men tried hard for Ictory They ePV tho samo pitching to contest against I ai hnlibo on Saturday last but ono thing I WBJ noticeable thoy did not blto a everything that came noar the plate Terry had to put the tba over ami thn rusult was the Now York did more hitting and did I uit nt the proper time The contest was a stubbornly troper battle Welch was almost Invlnelblo holding his op tjotunts down to three hits The fielding was monellon Denny In tbo second Inning made lontloup onohandod running one of Ibo greatest runnlnl ratchet over seen on the grounds and Hprnung alio took a fly noar tho bit Held fence that appeared almost Impossible The score 1W tVU It I I nonu 1 LL LILrOALI LILPOAL a I tltflIflC I I I OInhIInL2a bu 0 0 2 fon 1 I 0 1lnknrbO 1 0 0 I Cuk I 0 I I 8 out4 IItPU 2 12 0 lcMIIIfl I I I I 0 0 Trrr I I I IIInrl 0 I 12 0 utLJftIv 0 010 I 0 1bbU 2l bU I 1 I 2 lI8iIi I 1 0 I I I IIornDnf I 11 2 2 iCruthri I fO I I I 0 lorn Id I I 6 11 1 I Iofluvfl 0 8 0 Penn 1 OjClsrk Lfc 1 Tots i 21 yotsts0 2 i York 0 0 0 0 0 I 2 I DI 1 rotlrn 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 rsrud runS York 3 BrooUyn 0 lint bale lfl land Tork 1 1rookl7n I LSI on bale rJu fl 1 York itroOkilO rcotir 1j On Welch gt Terry I Btruck outTlernau MeMlllan I whistler Denny 3 Welch rolllni Fmkney Imlth Twobai hlticiarke 1 route aacrlnce bite Clarke Olatsoock llornung Clark Hlolen btiet Clsrko Toula 10rnun Daisett and Hhlitlsr lIlt by pitcherritrk Craplrsljncb TJmeJ hours Atlendanoe 804 rtTTlCBGR 1 Hi CHIC1GO CL r1 4 riTnivIls AOL 11Ted Sullivan brought Pitcher ThIIJIpl to the city to day tnd he wai pitted against I nOn hlo Lunel The new titan ulnIII score bl enU the hitting 01 the local mn wn lb gem Tb Of itnrzGg I 11 I I CHC ci LJ 1LrOA a 10 a iundy I 0 0 0 0 Conner I 0 I 2 8 2 Wilson I I 0 cicaned i tj I a a Imr 7d 2 I 2 2 I Lyl ii 8 I 0 I tucker It bO 01 I 2 Anon lb1 013 I 0 Obornel 0 I I Olilorni 74bl I I I 3 rerger 2 I 0 0I0leniliD71b0 8 I 4 I Laroqua2db0 2 2 4 I 1 0 I I I 0 Jroqu I 0 0 8 0 fliSleIflp0 I I I 0 lt Fl a 0 0 4 3 0 Wilmol fU 0 3 0 0 yblilipo 0 0 0 I fbUlp 01 I Toias4 727 IS 0 TOla 0 72110 Si rllthurrb 2 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 2 Chicago 4UUUOUOO Earald runs Pittsburgh I Chicago I Twobaia bin tuborni Laroque ulenalvln 2 Stolen baiei tundsy MIl Carroll Naglr rl haerlllce hltiWll on XI hectic Oborn lrr LYIIe Doable oiiyLzoqos iali 1 D41lr LaIrolfatidcoony BuoLaou oouY Olenelyin I Coonit n1 Anion DOS bUi6unday WIlion 1 MIller i tiebori2e Laroque Carroll Anion Stein tilt by pitched ball Laroque 2 btruck out Picker Lytle Sade Mlinot Failed balli Decker 2 Wild pitibii Phillips 3 Left on bates Pilttburgh 10 Chicago 5 Time 2 boors Umpire kioQuade At tindaiice 1142 EOITOIT If LI I rntLADELAUIA 1 4 BOSTON Aug 11The Boiton National Learaft Clnb tipped Into lecond place to dar The IOITO 1 LX i miLADELruu it lX ILPMAl Elaro1 Long 0 i 8 3330 Hamilton 2 ro a Tucker lit b3 3 1 Burke cf I 1301 1 A BulllTtn K4 I 4800 Uray 2db I 3330 Srod 1 4800 Thompion 0 0 0 I lnetof 0 1 I I 1 Clements 1 1030 McUarr3dbo 1 1 I I HayerSdb 0 1043 Bennett 1 0503 UcCanley I b0 0611 ldbl I I 2 Allen BB 0 0531 Clarkion 3160 Mckeryp 0 0030 Total 14173713 Al Total 8 2 i 6 Boston 30102310414 folladelpbU oooooiaio4 Earned rum Boiton 8 Philadelphia I Home run Clement Two bate hits Brodle I Hamilton Uray Ctertnce hlta Tuckir Brodle Burke Stolen bo Sullivan Hamilton Burke nnt bale on balla Long lllnei DaDo 12 I Hamilton 2 First base on irrom Boiton 3 Philadelphia i Hit by pitched ball Smith Wild jjltch Clarkton Struck out Hints Smith fork Thompson McCaaley Allen Double pity lllne and Long Allen and McCauley Time 141 ttendanee2lt CltlCtlflfATT Cx LX 9 CtEVELiKn sic 7 CLEVEtinn Aug 11 Mnllan wee wild enough today havi Ion any or lay game Thoiooret cuu I I ciecsent lx LILPoa LIro ockIrS I 2 I I Mrb2 b2 2 I I I hun I 1 SO 4 OlLatbam 3 b1 I 0 I 0 SUoySdbO I I a 11 Mart I a 0 0 VIrIle lit b1 IS 0 p1 IlolIldey t1 1 I 0 0 P1 I I 0 I 0 0 Blly lb1 2 0 0 0 0 0 I Bae 0 1 2 0 8 8 bother 24 0 0 3 0 I I KnIght I 2 2 0 0 ttnuisr b8 7 IFAhnL 8 1 1 I 0 I I lrluilouC1 I 0 2 0 Total 7 i i 5 Total0152110 Clsviltnd 1 0303010 17 Cincinnati 1 I 8 I I 0 I I 00 Earned rnni Cleveland 2 Cincinnati a Twobate klvMcrnie Home runs MoKean knight Stolen buet Dtvls Mcfhee Hellldsy struck 001117 SIn 2 by Mullen I Baieton balla By BIn It lyjlnllaae II Uoubl plIamU Ardor and tUUDo McPbe aD 1101117 aerIice cIt BA mllev flavls ArdnerLathani 2 Marr Dard PuiedbaIIlZlznmr I I IArlnlo lIlt by pitcher jloilldavrwild pticheJi BMiiaT11llnlUnib I I Tme lot UmplrStiif Attendance I The Player League TBE nroonn Clubs Io Lost rcti CUb 10 lett re goetca13 85 OO2lNewTork43 43 533 Brooklyn 64 41 B6A Pittsburgh80 45 464 rbllldllphla 1 543 Cleveland 34 49 437 Chicagoco 1 543 BuIAo23 01 281 FBILAPELFIUA zJ 15 NEW TonE 1 1 Manaeer Ewing waa comparatively a well I man yesterday Why did not participate In Jelierai the game I only known to himself ft nil probably one or two oOlclols of the club It certain however that his abaence was detrimental the success of hla olub Had ho been In hl old position I Is a Question whether tho team would havo gone to pleeos an badly It did and OUay would have probably boon pared tbe humiliation of being hit as hard a heffaa I was undoubtedly one of the most unsatisfactory that has been played IllaUdntor games 10s Jlared at Brotherhood Iark this season and the spectators wore not at all slow In giving their assent that faot Dig BUI Drown and lllchard son were the only two men of the New Yorks who played tne full extent of the game Drown not only caught boauilfully but threw well toes and bated like I Trojan making two a clgver home runs and I slnglo lllchurdson played a perfect game at short and between llrown and himself scored nearly hal of the cue hits mado by the team The score to MEW TOBK LI rmuiuiriiiA it 14 Elar0 ElEr0 IB Cora i I Orlffln Pio I 0 Browne 28330 HIInI8 8 0 a 0 COI100Iltbj 0 in I oFocarlyrf2 3 3 00 bd ldfld Ucbud 3 24 30 Hulvey 3d 1 0 0 3 1 lattery 1 1 3 0 2 Mood Uf 1 3210 Ejrlij 2101 Plckett2db I 2 2 4 73 than non db b3 1442 Karrar Istb 1 1 12 1 3 llstdsld 3d bO 1083 Hallman c0 8530 ODay 0 0010 1 Knell 1 0 1 0 i Total 11113414 7 Total 15183719 6 KiwYork 8 3 I 0 1 1 3 011 FnUidilphia i 3 8 15 Zeroed runN Tort Phl4lpbl 6 TInt be 1 uorrorw York SA Ihialpbl Left on bu New York Ibiladalphle A hash on balliDy knelt I 3ro by Day I titruca out uore Johnston bDinnon Mnlvey Double playt Brown and shannon nicntrdioo and Connort Plckett Parrar and Ilallmtni flckett and lariat Item rnni Krown Three Use bltsllaineld Chlndle Mailman Twcbas bite 1lmn hll Hoc Sblndle Pogtrty Btoliu baiei Oore Johnston rtliKlla KaerlOce hlUOor Brown lilt by pitcher rirrar Wild pltcheiODay 21 KIlt I Pawed ball rUrowm Umplrci Oaffniy and Sheridan Tint 140 Attiadancelt BOSTON 7 nnooKLTN Ll 1 BOSTON Aug 11Tho streatB were flooded with Grand Army men today but they didnt seem to swell the attendance at Brotherhood la where the Boston and Brooklyn clubs SJU Btlli there 10lton good crowd present The Bostons were In fine form and oonse autitly made a perfect show of Wards men jWwa left hand curves were purline meD bllor while Howders was bit with absolute WIS abloluto rLs The neldlrjg of both teams was excel lent The only run made by Brooklyn was In Jrnrst Inning Ward bit blroklrn a base Pnd Hole second On a poor throw by Murphy he reached third Orr came to his rescue with a he clever sacrlflc and Ward trotted home home AW score toitox 14 I SIOOILVX iX Lhro LIp AE I ix 1 a ProWng 0 I 1 0 Ward i 1 3140 I 5 rr Vi i 0 AudrcwLo to 0 Br Oftnlrs III 34 0 0 Bauer Sd bO 0430 yf sonlf0 2 I 0 0 Ocr lstb0 13 0 I I 1bI4b 1011 llMcOeaohyr to 0 3 0 0 11 alrfl 2al1 a a I OKeeryLf I 0 0103 urJhl 2 3 0 3 Joyce i4 bo 10 rfhy 0 2 8 2 21ooh I 0 II 0 0 2 7 Bowtllrl 00047 I 1TOI i 2 i Tot I i i i 0905001127 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 vtoo 3 Twobail hlu Bronthirg QII i KOphy Qulsa 8acrUc EuJJiowB moBtb fi era Daley 1 rk Rtolen bstseRlihtrdion QuInn Anarewa rim base on balliBy DIr II i by Bowaira 0 Tint bus es errorsno ton I Left on bunBoston in Brooklyn 8 Btrnck outBrown Btovey unlnn I Ward mrbr Meueachy Joyce Poubft playsRrow and Orri Nash Quinn and Brouthira Tailed ballMurphy Wild pllolei haley bI1Drlh WI pl It Howder I Time 3 hiors LmpUeierruionand uoibert mptfrrloan cittcioo tX torrito ft 11 riitsr DIME Citcico Ang 11fl Cllto and nullo nellIe Lesoni plsyed two game for one price of admission today In the prtience of a good crowd fnnnlnghara and Baldwin were the pltehiri on Ihe first game fun nlngham wat hit hard while Baldwin was very tBto tlve The home team won isslly Comtskcy Was Icl and Baldwin covered lilt Thucorei COCo EltrOA Burritn a1rn iV Dnffy 8 HOT 0 1 fi OKell rlfi I 3 3300 ke I i 0 Ryannf2 1800 Twltohellrt 0142 0 flsrllnglb2 3 10 I 0 SWiuldbI gAg 0 IIfefferSd bo 1 5 Ilficher bCr I 0 3001 Boyle tl 3 3 II Rowe i 1 0033 Wllllsmsn Bh 0 1 0 I While 84 i 0035 1 Itiiianss0 0 1 3 OPaaluItb0 Ill I Baldwin 1 3 3 3 0 Cunnlnghmp1 0 0 2 1 TIINi2i 4 Totall6 02715 7 rhlca 0 0 2 3 I I 0 I Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 42 Famed runiChlcago a Twobase hlttByan niecher Three base Tilt 1 Sacrifice It Oselll Ryan hiding rfeffer Mack Twltchell A Itowa Double plareVtltlatnson PlerTu and Darllngt I Haitian PfitTsrnd inning Twltchell and Mick ill runnlniham White and Feat struck nut Unity Baldwin Wlie White Left on bases ChlcoRO Ill nuftalo 10 Bate on ballipfaner A hurlIng llald win 1 lubber 2 Mack Fail Vine Hoy Cunningham Wild DitcheiCunnlngham I 3 Tlmi22t1 Umpires 1earce and Snyder EcrriLO LI Hi 1 caicioo 14 7 tEcoim Gus cntcico Ir LI icrriuKr I Fltroi I Is oii ityr i linT 1 I 1 0 1I ONeill 130 0 Macke I I 3 II 0 Ryan I I 0 0 Twltchell 3 I 0 3 I JiarlTfigiiVtTi I i i WisP 7dbI 3 I 4 rteltrr 2dbl 1333 llrrclier ti 0 3 8 Boyle 1 I II 3 tl Rowe i 0 1 3 41 WIlllamton 3t 1 I I 3 3 White b1 3 2 3 Haitian LI 0 3 I 0 Faatr let 2 010 ll 1 Baldwin 1 2 I 2 0 ilalUgtn fu 2 3 2 King 0 30 0 Total 8 13 37 ID 4 Totala iTTsil 4 Inning run with one man ont Out0 Chicago 1 0030000 47 Buffalo OOOOOU43 2 Earned rnni Chicago 3 Buffalo 4 Two bale hits Duffy Williamson Baldwin llalllgan Twltchell Row Stolen bate Ityan Hales on bills lloylo nilllamson HOT truck out Wise Btecher While Wild I pltoli Baldwin aMI on bases Chicago 8 Buffalo 7 Time 2AJ Imptrci Iearce and Snyder Atlndanc34411 rimtuaou I 20 cLsrsLiiin LI I CtKvEtitn Ang ITb I rittibnrghi committedmnr dir In the flrit degree to day and their victim were the hitherto tueok and Inoflenilve Cleveland The scot nnu LX rimscaaii LX la AB 11 10 AM Browning 1 f2 2 I 0 I 1 Carroll 4 4 3 13 Velehanty 2bl 301 Vliner 3 3 I I Gutolllte 2 3 4 2 I Becklev litb3 3 I 10 I uLII bOO I 303 TleIda1t3 34 I 0 McAlter f1 I 4 0 Corcoran i 2 3 1 no carnal lit b2 0 I 9 0 0 HuehnOdb I 3 3 Elrickera1 1 I 3 I 11loncf1 43 01 dtordr to 2 000 Robmion 3d b3 3 I II i lItrtenp2 I 02 I Tener 1 3 1 3 0 Bakely 0 0 0 Totals20102118 4 Totali iTiaVSlo I Tener hit by batted ball Cleveland 3 3 0 4 0 0 1 0 11 1 rituburgh 81080 013 1 li Earned rnna Cleveland 1 Pittsburgh 2 Two bate MtN Browning 7 lImbo I Threebase htti Sutclllle lg Strieker 1 tL2 Klelda orcoran llanlon Mruck out lly Brlen by Tener 2 Bases on balls By Brten I by Bakely 3 by Tener Double plays Strieker and earner Corcoran Robinson and Beckley Sacrifice bill Uilenanty Tebeau McAleer Redford Brlen Minar failed bain sutcllRr 2 Carroll 3 lilt I by pltchcrRadMrd 1 RobInson Tenet wild Ditches OBrien I Toner 1 Time 3iio Umpire Knight and Jones AttiudaneeBua The Americans jSaioolatloa TOT nxoono TullI iron rL rr Chtbl Io Zest ret LoDltTllleM 0 851 Columbui44 44 sou til LouliM 3 58U I Toledo 43 I 494 Athletic 47 42 2 Syrscuee33 51 407 Alblll4 11le 41 2 Brooklyn 2 6 310 I LOUIS 15 BBOOELYX A i 1 9 8v Lotns Aug IlThe BL Loula and Brooklyn club played a postponed game to day and proved to be an aihlbltlon of Mm titlvetti ir JrlCt to pitch for the home team but was taken out In the third Inning when the visitor had a Iud of six 1 runt hilly tho Brooklyn pitcher was then bled heavily and ai Ram ley Was fairly effective the browns won easily lu the ue The score IT LOCIR noon I A AX laroJuE lBr0 4X Fuller 0 i I It p2n 1 Kelson a 2 It ot 1 McCarthy3db4 3440 Dally 3 2031 Campau tJ I 1 I UiimonLfU 1 2 jot RombltS I 1 4 0 0 2 Rower I 4 I 0 Cartwrlght lbS I 0 Davis 3 10 I I I 0 Duffee 0 1 3 0 1 i Brlenlstbl 1 12 0 0 lllggln db0 1 353 1elti 10300 lull I 1 4 I 2 ierbardt 2d 0 3811 Steven p1 0 0 I 0 PIt 10402 Ramsey 0 101 po Total 9102711 Total 15152713 7 ft Loula 00610303 SI Lul Brooklyn 3 sloluoioB Earned riuCIL Lontt 4 Brooklyn 2 Twobase hits Dallv lumen Fuller McCarthy Koaeman JI Three baieMti Carapau Illgglna Home rnni OBrien ihr Bases on balls on Daily 4 off fctevens I off Ham seT 7 Hit by pitcher McCarthy Roman Wells Ktruok outfly Pally by namiey 4 railed ballt Ilti i wild pitch Dally stolen kaita Cartwrlght i id Roieman McCarthy Oerhardt Attendance 2SU Time Jl I Umpire Lurry TOLEDO 0 ATHLETIC TOLlo Ang 11 Toledo won another hot game today Tb score owing to superiOr bate running and timely hitting 101100 ATHLETIC 101100LILP0AL atsr0 A edo lilb 3 3800 Wlcb ef 0 a 0 0 Tebeau 0 1 1 1 0 I Lyons 3d bU I I Alvord3dbl I 2 4 llihaferrZl 1 01 Swartwd tl 2 2 0 0 PurcelL I 1 2 0 Nicholson3dbl I 3 I Brlen lltb1 1800 Vandykalt 2 I 0 I Baldwin 13 I I Schelbeck 0 s0 0 2 0 2 Conroy Jd bl lio Welch 1 100 Eiterdar BII 1 I 2 0 Smith 0 0 5 0 MoMahoup 1130 Totali 1027 10 3 TotalS 9 2710 3 Toledo 0 0 3 0 0 3 1 ooo AthletlCI 12O00002 05 Famed rnns Toledo 3 Athletics 2 Twobale hill Mlcholton Tuff IVach Three bate Mu Vandyke Bwartwood McHahon Baldwin Left on boiet Teledo 7 Athletics 9 First bate on balls Off UcHahon 4 off Smith 3 struck out Hy McMabon by mlth a OfIBH 3ifln fasied ball Welch 1 Baldwin 1 stolen bust Toledo Athletic I VMId pitcbMcMahou Time 2rtJ5 Umpire 1eoplee Attendance 300 The Atlantic Association TE Inn dust Won IMI JcL Clubs lo tea re flaitlmoreIll 23 763 Washington 87 41 4Y7 New IOn 9 24 711 IIarrlsbnrgs3 57 8n7 Newark 48 38 571 Hllmlngton 54 857 Lbnou3 lwakN4 87 513 llartord1 57 Jiau KEWAEE 5l HAETrOED 2 NEWIEE Aug 11The Newark bit the bal bard and lit the right time today The score ItEWAEE I IIAETrOED alaroA I RIBFOAK Johnion I f1 2 3 oOConnelUd b1 4 I 0 IIbuiSdb0 2 2 5 Annla If a 0 McDermttt2bl 3 0 talltngsoU 1 3 3 1 Maltellcfl 310 0 Otmplon litho 1 6 0 Smith 0 1001 Bouenni to 1 3 0 iurpby00 1 0Walshrf0 1000 VbuidLrf0 0000 Former ss 2 I yitiierald I 3 0 0 Moore 2db oo 0430 i 13 3 mails lit gJ ii i btalb 1 0010 la OiIrIeu24b0 0 0 0 Total 5133713 7 Totals2 4 24 10 2 Newark O0300OU 3 Hartford 0 0300000 I 02 Karned rnni Newark Twoban hlti Fltrgirald Campion Three hit MantilL Sacrifice bltii bert stolen baiei Johnson McDermlit 121 Man elL Riddle 21 Ulalllnga Base on ballsNewark hartford Base on rrorehaeark I hartford Left on baiei Newark 7i Hertford Struck out Newark a Hartford 8 II It by pitcher Annts Doubl playtlatMcmttt and Riddle TlmI Jl Umpire Say AT LEIAlfOX Baltimore 003 03101 6 Lebanon 1000000102 A ItEW niVEir New Haven 2 01 10032 10 WIlmington 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 WlmluroD 0 Minor Leagues NEW TORE STATE LEAQUK AT OMEONTA UneonU 0 301 000 2 17 Troy 0 4 I 3 oa Other Oamea1 At BristoL Coon Cuban Giants I BrIO 2 The Attendance Yeiterdar jl league rWM1 Sew York IMI 4 1945 Boston 3K85 2 rittiburgh im Chicago 4 Clivtland 1050 tJ Totala 6804 8711 Oamr Aodar KiTIOEiL LEiCCB Kew York Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds rhlladelphlava Hciston al Ihlladrlphla 1llUbnrHi vs Chicago al iltlsburgh Cleveland TO Clncluuatt at Clivtland rLsvras ttiais New York Philadelphia at Brotherhood rrt Itotton Brooklyn at Boiton Cleveland Pittsburgh at Cleveland Chicago vi lulu at Chicago AnlC 653111IATlOI Ft LouIs Brooklyn at St Louis Told Athletics at Toledo lonli llli vi tvraouie at I oulivllK Columbui vs Itocbciter at Columbui ATUNTIC ASSOCUTIOH Newark TI Uartford at Newark Lebanon va Baltimore at Lebanon Mw laUD TO Wilmington at Mw Haven Haica Hull Note At ylihklil on Saturday Stockton in lllltoni I At rialnfleld on Aug Critoint Liagna 81 Oor hams SAt At Frailina BoniJiyC and A a 31 Non aTom Daly ot the Brooklyn 1 14 team catching grin ball Newark nn Aug 0Perth Amboy Athletics Ollro quoit Athletics Uf batten Mickey found Welch him was 10 In Am rorm The Brooklyn 1 BThe billing cider of the New York learn hat bun changed oL rna bait In elghtb place lisa Ball Nw lolo Oroanfi Tod Letgne ehamplonihlp game Brooklyn TI Niw York I Qtme4r 1 AdmUllo 0 cnt44o Has Ball Today Brotherhood 11 Ilell ii Task5 Gae U451 TOKAY 2 per 12100 I We call 1 ipeeltl attention to the abate wine which for medicinal qunlltloi I liat 1 no goal Ladle suffering from nervous proitratfon will Anil this an CUM ttnlo Sc it alto for weak and nmy children Peru lIberTy latanba Aniellca andMni catel Tlntace nft 0 per lailoni IDIU nr SA fl 1 Claret iSo I and llil flaP purdr 11U per allom ilAreroaie lure Whiskey eVi 14 and 1 per gallon Smaller quantItIes In proportion We will lend theie ITOOQI to any addriM logged and boxed for Cents additional and allow tame for empty package returned In rood order lire them a ttrm rn be convinced of their purity cuifittNO pnocrPS coM nmidwar between ah I and Itth 51 10 specIal attention to mall ordera Bend for price lut JLAIIIEH AUE EMPECIALLY INVITID Pniujlanla ABllroud to Uonuouth Park SLag trains leave New York from ttatlona ecDlaDInlw trm 1tOD foot of Cortlandt and Detbroaiea ttreeta every race day al llBOA 1 13Ootioon and 130 r1 and on Baler tY UK Ill ji 5 rtturelaf Uum 41aul after the teD Baby was tick we gave her Cutorfa Whea aba wu a Child itte cried orCutorU When a bxtma UiM sIte tlnng to IOpU Ii BBBMV SPONGE 51 SHINE Do your Shoo with AS WOLFFS ACME BLACKING DID ONCE A WEEK Other days wash tem dunn with SPONQE AND WATER EVERY Housowifo EVERY Counting Rom EVERY Carriage Owqor EVERY Thrifty Mochanlc EVERY Boy ablo to hold a brush CUOULD urns BOt taD IkON nr nIkON 2 WILL STAIN OLD New runfiTunc an WILLaAN OLAAnCslnawaSs WILL STAIN TNWA QUANDCHINI 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I treble Joe Beaded twlrelt I liia cu Br ski lvelsl5ndnzen Rwtvelspreadert Cc each hit Isadiri 1 dl I5a doien Jfootaiai toot 4V Large variety nf Wood Heela JOo 40o75o and oil I IL eud 70 stamp for llluilrattt ruhuu Tackle Catalogue for IWXX lt MABHTEB8 COUBT 11 hEAR CIT UAIA BBOOKLTiT orw BTCXiirau I Iru BTUlGI I A HI1 UK QUIJ8 ITIVLL BIOW us Ewla ad the OBelal la ITaro motiT Crane Arreituo Manager Ewing was not In vary amiable frame of mind yesterday Bometblng was said about him In a dally paper and from a person whom I was least expected that made tho popular ball player do lots of thinking The sudden thrust was such a surprise that he at onco thought ho WAS In an enemys oamn That was tho Impression formed of Kwlngs footings by a SUN reporter after a talk with the Now York Clubs manager and captain Ono thing Is certain the slur thrown out by tho paper In question operated against tho feelings of Ewing so much that ho at the last moment decided not to play Tho published matter at which Manager Ewing takes offence was evidently written by jealous and ofllclous writer EwinG Is called down for mooting John Day In Boston and ho IH I nskod urthormoro to show his hand In plainer torms whether ho Is for tha National or Players League Tho HUN reporter found Manager Ewing anxiously looking on nt tha defeat of his mon from the balcony of tho club house lostorday llu was In company with Vlcolrcstdont Tul cott Doth ofllcial and player looko as I something disturbed thorn greatly Manager lwlng nt onco rolorrod to the rather sorrro nnd contemptible strictures made upon him and lor claimed that they were wholly uncalled I dont know why I should bo attacked In hat way said wh No man his worked hardor or moro faithfully for the wi llaro of the Mayors League than I havo nnd I dory any ono to point out a case where 1 havo bron derelict In my duty They say some of the team have grievances ngalnst mo I HO 1 liao not hoard a woid about I 00 Hero Mce1rosldont Talcolt corroborated Ewing by stating that ho certainly would know if any of the man had any complaints to make against their manngor but no had not hoard or a single Instance UP to dato tam told that I should como out flatfooted nnd stuto what 1 intend to do continued Ewing I consider this IB Impertinent nnd It mioatlons my sincerity to the 1layortt Leacuo uoltons Incerl I I was npiiroaoliod by an official upon this subject I would bo elad to oppress myself Ono thIng I will etoto horo however and that IB I havo bran treated in the kindliest manner by all the olUcors of the Now York Club and I al ofcors leo no reason why snould not bo truo to them to the end itoin remarks made am as much aa told thru 1 ilioulrtnt tmvo nnytlilric my to John lit lay or any other National League ofllcial eli whon thnttime comas I will stop down and out While In Iloston on the last trip Mr out Day sent mo a verr courteous less le asking mo to BOO him 1 did so I saw no harm In I and 1 would do It again tbo same as any gentleman should There was nothing said between Mr Day and myolf that Ibo entire public should not know Mr Day simply asked me what 1 thought of tho outlook aDd my roo tbUlht ply was Your froze out old man Now I WIS dont coo whore capital can be made out ot that do you Why I know that Ansou has done the same thing to holly and myself and nothlnir has boon said aboutllt the Have reporter you lined any mon this year 7 asked Yes couple was the reply Probably those mon had something to do in criticising your conduct I dont think so Tho two men happen to bo among my oldest and truest Iriomlf No the wholo thing about this matter published In the paper Is that It 1 1 ultber a fake or It Is tho truth llimont the slightest Idoa however that It Is the latter Vlco1rosldent Talcott listened to his managers talic with the reporter with feelings of oaors keen regret The genial official wished I to bo understood that Lwlngs management mot with tho entire satisfaction of lie President and other otllelalB the club nnd ho could speak authoritatively that luck would always team continue to bo In supremo command 01 the toam toamWhen Ewing gives up said Mr Talcott with some warmth wo will all stop 1 thats assure as you llvo Notwithstanding Manager Ewlnc and Vice President Talcotts bolltif that thoro Talcotts bolr Iha are no dissensions Ibo New York lube ranks It Is claimed to bo I fact that several of the dls eatfsflod members of tbo team wont to 0 Chicago roportor during tho late visit of the team to ln Windy LIty and stated their grievances to him llio roportor was asked to usa his Influence to bavo Manager Ewlng removed Ewing8 attention was called to this yesterday and ho said ho didnt believe It It will bo 0 line stain ot affairs sold Buck when 8 party of players tako It Into their bead to robot against tho manager and demand his removal That will novor happen and yOU can depend upon It After the game yesterday the players met lathe club house and adopted the following i A rumor accredited to an unnamed player concerning the fealty of William Kwlng to the iirotherhood of Ball Haert having been circulated In a dally nent payer we the unilerslirned members of the ew York rlayers League Club desire to say that anv inch state meet Is false and malicious and doei an Injustice not alone to Mr Ewing but to the organlratlun which he represent The Item published In the same paper that I hl any player of this club desires the release of lr Ewing It alto untrue are not only satIated that he It true to our cause but appreciate the hard honed and remarkable work he nat done on and off the held for ua thIs leaton Keefe Roger Connor Daniel Rlchardton Oeorgo Gore Daniel Kbannon 11 fluttery Mlllant Brown I Vaughn llatneld UPay In addition to the unfortunate Ewing episode romos the arrest on bundsy morning of 1ltcher Ed Crano In MoKoon Brothers saloon on Third avenue near 125th street It appears that 1 man bad been cut In tho saloon nod I police polce man was notified The latter attempted to arrest the bartender Timothy Ilealy for having tho place open on Sunday Crano protested against the arrest and the ofllcor said be would collar tbo heavyweight twirler of the sphere and run him In Crane said I you do I will shoot you Crane however was yanked to the harlem police station and gave his name as James IienneBsy He refused to give his address Justice Murray fined him 10 for Interfering with an officer TUIH MAX fllCAXU BUSINESS No Hippodrome Stage ror Xlngee Jfonny Talk leN Hay Magee the wellknown champion swimmer called at Tin Sct offlee teat evening and in a busIness llke manner handed the snorting editor 71DO In I crisp till with the following sweeping challenge ww YOKE Angll ISia Toys BnttoEorTnEScw Sir I hereby challenge Gus Hnndstrnm It Johnsnn or any other so called swimming champion to a match or sweep takes race of front one to twenty miles for ant reasonable amount match to take nUee from two 10 four weeks from time of signing artIcles A an amateur I held the cham foniilp and hate been unbralen ai a professional Pf or two year I hare hid a forfeit posted to bind a match with any of the sooalled champions 1 Johnson has said ho wonld iwltu any man In America a rAIn theocean of file or ten miles and Bunditroin has alio laid I he would iwlm any man In America fronemlio for SS a side bnl ba also contested my title to the ton mile championshIp Now is their chanco or any other man In America To show that I mean buslnesi I post this forfeit of rioa iritis not covered by Ned 10llhl AUK 13 by 1 oclock 1 I win lake It for contest granird they are atlrald to meet me It In I aiwuunitng MAusr One to twrnly mile champion of America Mr Magee hols ngentlemAUly I unaiiumlnir oung roan said he had been trying to get on a match with Ion I several I newspaper chntnrlons but without avid I am tny own backer he I continued and vrhlrnt I a great deal of hula tr lug 1 to get on a race If forfeit not covered tlr 1 ihitll return to Iialtlmore knowing it I iiffff to get nn a square match Oders have been ma le 10 me In liliipodrome hUll I am not In that line of business I simply wtnt to prove lam the champion distance swimmer of this country Mr I klagre was Invincible as an amateur having won the Iw championship In IKU IM i81v and 1Hti when he became a professional Me won tIle ihorl 1 distance ohiniplonihfp of America on Aug in hell and tliiloog dlllnnce I ehamplonihlp on Aug 3 of rr nf the lame year Ai a trick iwlmmer he ui few i Off for the Nutlooul Itesutln A large delegation of prominent amateur oarsmen ar temblcdon tLStonlngtoii line pIer foot of Canal itreet hit night The toyi were off for Worcester where tomorrow and Thursday Ihy will compete for the amateur championship of America at the eighteenth annual regatta of the National Attoclatlon of Amateur Oarsmen which will be held on the best rowing court In Ihe East Lake OrJlindtamond Among the aquatlo it perU who left by Ian uighti boat were tbe rarunae double tbe champion of the Middle Stiles Imetit and rialt who expect to bring back the double championship rr ship and a large delegation I of the member of tbe aruna host Club The Atulanta Boat Club were out In force The Middle Htalei thauiplou four oared shell crew consisting of lie JJenuiscyI Brothers record breaking 01 together with the Bradford old I rivals the champion I JhI rh aitI eight oared shell crew of the club I the personnel of which I llljnlglry I Charmbur Meldon Van Chef Lun ibli lt lark Kmrinis Caiblin and Kddli Byrne the I popular I roxiwaln were also passengers on the boar Title crew gu in defend their title tu the eightoared shell chI plusliip which they n05 bold basIng wnn it laity UI Lab Cailliflot ICi iK LI fllf 8Iaclu Preildotit I lor 5 It lkI iiudle San ilelIsitit Capt liiaodoro Van Itiilei ioun reeli flVidrirliident WililainV 1 Doiher offhe Middle state Iloiralta Anvclfoo and oiLer IAly a 1 Dlhlullo Atalantai aocompanlid the oarsmen The Atalauta party Were quiet at usual as were 1 the New York PrY TheY ral lhat hey will have the greatest opnosltlnn of their rowing I careers real ednetday and Thursday and that the oariraen who win IY Lake Oultisigamond on those days nlll merit every parilolo fu prslse which I nl they will receive The New lather are In the llneit ponlble condition and will do well If they dont prove vlcteri The Grama AVUeeltsten The Orange Wbiilmin held two road races on Central avenue Orange yesterday afternoon Tbe road was heavy but the time was good A large crowd of iprctatori wire out and the rtcii close and ex citlnr The nl race was live eighths of a mile dish with men hatters and wat WTO by JP Jtacevi uh 1 minute 41 seoenJi A Mlllauia ticond The 10 wile dash 1 a very close Onlili Them were nine 01 rtartiM A lllUms winning In 7 minute I seconds The prlxei gold medals Tue Iouc leliind Hportaraun Club Twelve members of Ibo Long IiUnd 8porltmani Club competed for Ihe club medal and utra prlietat LouIs Mlllert Dealer Park ground yesterday afternoon The target were blusrocks thrown at right and left angler twenty for each min The result attained were fair aa the following record ibowi I Blebsr IPI llata I7i WUiil lei Knntwellar II Kauoh Hi Ointtllnier 111 Krita llj otuiiile ill hunch 15 i BcoriBiauir lit Otuntiir It 11 aol a 1 SURPRISES AT BRIGHTON coDivrjoimtirr ITATS ATSO TO 1 IN ina CUr DULBr JZNB 3 xainu TIACR Vendetta Capture the I em dlitaae liars with 10 to 1 Acalnit HimOamorra Del I levoe nnd lItCodJWer Good Thus Delaware Win the Jumping Use The weather yesterday was hardly nrstolMs for racing ana the 3000 enthusiasts at Brlch ton Beach shivered In the penetrating breeze which savored strongly of November Tho by Onmorro rid opening rae was won Oamorra ri don by Hlmms the result novor Mina In doubt after the frt quarter of I mile Vev was second and Pasadena third The twoyonr old race was an onsy thing for Bolleruo with George Taylor riding the son of Vocallo running In the front rank from the drop of tho flag Tho Powhattan Beauonoo colt beat Nubian short hand for pluce honors Count Uuilloy cloned a sensation by winning tho pcrnmnlont seven furlongs for threeyearolds for which UcCormlrks llessle curried most of the money It was HOto 1 Ilaln COlnt DUll ley Ho wan also ridden by Bltnms FUoclol Ian mutual tickets on the winner I paid flllmi but Lynch Ickot scalper baa a bonanra In the only 12 mutual tickets 801d They paid llriu03 each and the young man won Mi810 for 4 Tho selling event at two miles and 1 half had Ernest as a Me favorite tho outsldor IA being Vomiotta at 10 to 1 After a muling good race Vendetta beat Klovo 1 short head with rneBt and lela the hopes of tho talent badly beaton Henry htodekor was ono of thoRo that thought It wan finding money to pIn Ernest tlolJhl and Ibis for a place Ills experience cost him I cool two Clay Ult man won J4tX0 on Vondelta The handicap at I mile and quarter wits a gift to Miss Cody Ualliton being tho only one of her oiipot nts anywhere near the lilly In the stretch The steonlochnso had three clatters Delaware winning after Rood rnco with llepeator The favorite Dlpliln was beaten off TiE FirtST HACK Puree MOO of which to second for maiden three year oldi and upward live turlonga Kentucky stable ch Qamorra a br Blue Eyes raluuca JOA thorns ParkvllleMableioh VeMi luuil Covlngton 3 Meberib sadena3 3 SSIWeber 8 Rosemary Murray gliding Consignee Bill Barrr Woodburn Carbine Australand Mite Maggie and Huh of lelnstf also ran Mutual paid tMW 1270 C1SIXI TI1K BFCON0 DACE Purse 11 of which V73 to proond and 33 to third for In oyrar oldi thr qoartrri of a mile lUlTjlor Loch a 11k Dtlleiu by ocallo Franom 1 Ilunnv Mablet i ch dam i aarnce US hlmmi 2 iulys bib NubUn imiLarabUy 3 IxtirUmler Lady Qlaatrow lIly Tourlit Zander Irrtc Lucky Clover and AurlcoLn colt alto Time 117 lulu paid Ill 3 to Cl 114S THE THIRD JIACr PuriiKOCV of which S7S toicennd and t23 third for three year oldi seven furlong Uix ch Count Dudley liy Dudley Wad Ta nab lUMmmi 1 IL McCormlcti Beetle 112 Slnnott 2 rarkTllle Stable br ilarrlion Ilio Moier 3 Oils Warlike The Abbess and hover alto ra lime H3IM ul1 paid 1116 HJr72o THE roUBTU DACE Puree tTOO of which flO to second and ISO to third for tbreerearoldi and upward telling1 allowance two and a half miles B8 Webrrib Teber I Vendetta I by Beniatlon Stiletto 1 I Ilarperabr KIOTO I lIt 8lmnu 2 II Dalrib Beta Cl 10 Lambiey a Lineal also ran Time 4 83K Unlnali paid 8 IU13 and 910 THE FIFTH RACE TiE FFU R1CE rnne 70X which toiecondandJSO third one mile I and a quarter Lukelandab Mm Cody 4 by BilletBelle Palmer H7Moore I Dlr Ualliton U2Lambler hanover Stable I ch VIvid 40311111 3 Eorrento nt Lake Brian Dora lieu Boulanier and Zephyrui alto ran Time Iiia Uutuali paid 115k45 VthA fa03 TiE CHALLENGE STAKES A ileerltchaie at HiO ch with CVX aided by the or foclallon orer toe full ileeplechue course I Lwln Jri ch Delaware goo by tattle Jim Anemone 14U Uonovan I A blileldie br i Itrpeater seed HO Tope 2 T1 McUermotrib Klphla aued 10 Mara I rime aRo Uatuali paid 1375 Ii HS3 uhf BEST JlOllSES WIN Daettera or For Heap a nnrreat oa the HeIght of New Jersey 9 Tho racing was Tory enjoyable at Gotten burg yesterday Tho attendance of regular racecoors was so large that the thirty odd bookmakers had all tho business they could attond to and the mutuals were well patronized Tho best horses won In all tho races Falcon who was fairly well supported In tho fIfth race at 7 to 1 caused the upset of the day by boating Juggler Anomaly and Clay htock too Falcon and Anomaly joined in a battle royal at Ibo InUU Faloon beating Anomaly home by neck while Jugclur the favorite llnlahcd third six length behind the loaders Ida Olrl llrst choice In the Held of eleven lor the opening dash won with Lone Jmk at her flank Coldstream socond choice ilnlslied lan I length behind Long Jack third Tolydora having the socond call In the second race won handily from LabIa the favorite by two lengths Favora 1 close third Henry Hardy was backed br the talent all around the ring for the third rnco and made 0 favorite at the close over Ruby loyal and Arizona he won easily by two lonctns from Arizona lluby Royal third at Arizonas heals Eaton tow a 5 to 4 on favorite for Ibo fourth race won easily by two lengths Bhotoror getting the place by a length from hpeedwell The plunge was on Blackthorn bv tbe talent who wanted to get even In the last race and the black horse camo hors a handy winner by three lengths Marty II finishing second and follow The Doctor a poor third The tuinmarles THE TIDIly JAC Tune ono of which 1 to second for nonwlnn fo at the meeting sellIng allowance three quarten of a 13 ichly Stablea ch Ida Girl 1 by Lake Blackburn Cailllla I lul Uonel 1 FarkTllIe utablei DtDi Jack 4 112 Day i 2 Ohio Stable cb Colditrmm 117 Miller Alarming I Swifter Slumber Koxhlll iDr Jetyll Bhakeipeare and TIme Peitaiai 117 alto rD Tm 11 Xntualt paid F3 I 76110 THE SECOND BACK Fane Km of which tw to second to maiden two yearolds I nvofurlonvm union Stables ch rolydora by BI BlaUe Polenta 1U7 MIle 1 Dwrerteb rnola HIT Jones 2 Ohio Stable bfkt tarora Ill ltcitiln a Lhatter KetchEra Ely and Uahlman alto roD Time 1 oik Motnala paid V775 lw 3 05 TiE TRIED RACE Purse Kna of which fbO 1 fecund telllni allowance sIx I and a half furlongs Hmllhibb henry hardy a by Jack Hardy 13Il LallaKooth Ill 1 tlollermCitl I Dnlilt ch it Arizona 4 nn Storal Eureka atanlu Ruby Royal 3 luHJoneB rls fF 0WI ermanlc Sea Knj DnIT ho no Eopbltt Duke of York and La 1y Archer alto ram Time I rlhj tuaU paid 415 JAM fl7u I FOURTH RACK Pae WTO of which 1 to recond and 123 to third nix 1 and a half furloins I Multh rh hutontown 4by Frofftownor novo llowleIietlle 113 iMcDermoii i IIi llradler I hhotuTer lit I Ifoeue 2 I arLvllie StaldeS in Hpeedwell UUIay Little Ulnulr laivar luuallu Fall Malt Uardner Harry Russell PIrale in iI rrudlgat 1 aloe ran Tim i an Mutuall paid 4IA Il3 F7J6 THE FIFTH RACE Puree fl of which f3 to second and j4 third mile and furlong 1arkTllle dtablft blk Falcon 3 by Kalietto Molly Vtood iniliay i Ltmainey RrcO cb Anomaly 5 HUUrlmn I 2 ia uuie Juggler IM Miller 3 Lonely City btocktnn Tuition and Lriander aliortn Time 1 o7k fD Mutual paid tl 05 Wti WK THE B1IT1I IIACE Pane 110 of which t0 to second telllnir allow ancet leien furlongs Iroot bk Blackthorn I by Bramble Valerian liJttt I Dnane I Kellyicho JUrlrH 4 113 Miller 2 i1j 1lmm 11 Heallna ch The Doctor 4 IM 1 liar a Lancaster Pnren Itaoquet LUlefell II Barton gf DDrlon fitudent Samaritan and Suitor I also runTime IHIH I tfatuali paid toSo To 1 Illlm AKDII1CWH LKAriSS ItAiaTtif A flood rrOKrarumn for the OpeilDB Day nt BoebcKtrr ROCHESTER Auc llThere connlderahlo Indignation hero against lUmlln for Ins almost brutal treatment of his trulnor William Andrews who has been doing Rood woik with the Ylllaga Farm trotters for more than a year lie started Wardwoll In the 217 pace on Saturday and won a boat In 210U about ten seconds below the geldings record It seems that Mr Ham lln bad told him not to no to tho front till Annan did and he abused the driver In his rouKb way after ho won Ibo second heat tell log him be would set somebody else to handle his horses Andrews accepted the situation and left the stable at once Count alinsln of California who baa been hero at the meeting heard of thin and nt once made Andrews an offer to train his trOtters which Andrews accepted today Mr HamllnB course universally condemned and he baa made himself I possible more unpopular than ever MOlt of the horses were sent to Rochester yetorday where tbe fourth meeting of tho circuit begins tomorrow Tbe events Ire the UsiiS pace the Flower City HUlko of 10010 lor the 230 trotter anti tho 221 class Leopard lbo anl RoseUutsun 1Uloy Karl Maud and Him rnooolon all with records below 220 made within a few weeks are named for the stake along with other fut young campaigners so that the contest promise be good Mia 135 two pnotdlDK lU aoo I I lunSE DAY AT TIIK 1lnlNOI Horprlan In Order Mr jnonmliic Owner ol OenevlciTr Talk With HI Cnne SARATOGA Aug nFor an extra day the attendance was fair and the fields of horses woroof good quality for purse races Bolting was brisk on I the races Only two out ot tho five foil to favorites BO It wan a profitable day for the bookmakers Tho opening scramble of five furlonco resulted In a surprise Rainbow I 12 to 1 choice winning the purse There was a little flurry ovor a report that a stranger approached Mr Downing owner ot Genevieve last evening and made a proposition to have tho fills stlllenod Mr Downing replied with his cano and tho stranger was only saved from a severe castigation by tho interference of friends Hypocrite was a onopolnt favorite over King Crab for the Bocond race but King Crab won a ho pleased by four lengths from Hypocrite Lady 1ulslfer losing second jilaoo by I neck Ma Hello was the selection lection lor tho third race She mOd to the front In tho stretch and won in I cantor by two loncthn Alien Dana socond choice getting the placo hal I length In front ot Avalon Worth was first cholco for the fourth race and ho brought I lot of money In safoly crossing the line first four lengths In front of Foxmode Princess Limo two lengths behind third Tho grand upset came In the last race 1ullman I 20 to 1 shot breaking out In tho light at tho start and keeping the lead to tho winning line In an exciting finish with Birthday summaries 1ullman winning by 0 head Here are tho THE FIRST RACE Purse SOU of which ISO to eeoono for three year oldt and upward nve furlong Castle sublet Rainbow a by Iroauoli Kxplo stoat iMlDoyle 1 CornehltenK ch a rartiet 4 1 IC horton Bradford Hublei oh Golden Rod A 110 ClAIM a Keyltone Dahlia GenevIeve Ofalece Radoilft Ral lyhoe Hen Metree Uertle Uypiy Oily and Her tell alto ran Tlmel02t RettlnxAjialnit Golden Rod 1 To 8 1 Ballyhoe to 1 Genevieve ft to 1 Ofalece and Itatnbow each 13 to Il I Hadolllt 2i to 1 Camel and oertle 1 each 2b to 1 Dahlia and Uertelle each 4u to It Keystone Ken McCree aid Uypiy lilly eaonfioto 1 Uutuatt paid IllbO TUT SECOND RACE ruts tsoo of which tltn to second hone for all aeei one mile and a furlong CorcehUio Klin crib by Klnrfliber Ca rite HO I I Morton 1 Boullr br Hypocrite 6 114 Herjren 2 5s Loll ch Lady rulnlfer 4 H2Taral Anitrallu hd Hopper 1rlnceit Annie and Uladlalor alto ran Time ISO Bettlnr Atalntt Hypocrite 6 ton KIng Crab 7 to Auitrallu to I I Lady Pulilfer hd Hopper and rrlncria Annie each 30 tol GladIator lou to i Uutu alt paid tultx THE THIRD RACE rnne tVn of which Cu to tecond hone for two year old live furit uvi Villllamiiib Ma belle by CbaraxusAda Bell lii7Urluon i Clay Woodford Allen Ran lluUlly McUlblien A Cneb0 Avalon loi Htrf en 3 Lea Ilancheltc Jcannette Iakene 1luto Twllliht colt Little Utu Marshcrlta and Maud 11 also run Time Ii03if Bettlnz Airalnit Ma Belle too Allen Bane tol riancbette and Avalon each rt to I Lee 8 Jeannette and Iakrne each So to 1 Iluto Tirlllghl colt Little Veu MaritUerlta and Mind each to to 1 Mtuuili paid 790 THE FOURTH RACE Purse 374 of which 30 to the tecond hone for three year oldi one mile A alcotte cti Worth by Luke Blackburn Petona Berry 101 Hterenion i Walkers ch Foxmeile likSReriren 2 Trey1 ch Prlncem Ilmo 1UJ Britten 2 Jack Itoie Carter Little Crete Knia Koictuiko Kay Mora Marie Nannie and Cartlcello aito ran Time l4l Hi Bettlnr AKtlnit Worth 8 to PrIncess LImo 2U to 1 Taunted 4 to 1 Marie K7 tol blur to 1 Jack lOose 1J tol Little Crete IS 1 to I Carter lena Nannie und Cartlcello each io to 1 Kotclueko Kay 00 tol Mutualii puld tUl TIlE riFTII RACE Pane 310 of which 5 to second selling allowance one mile and Itrtnty vardn MclllntjK 1ulhnan 1 by Glenfarry Kath loon hAt irihe 1 neimehK Blrthilay aged 113 Tnral 2 1xcelttor stablitt ch Itarriter Ill Ttiompton Itollln Hawley battle and Harry Weldon also ran Time i HH Bettlnff AEalnit BlrthjAT to 5 Barrliter 2 to 1 Harry Neldon 4tol Rollln IlawleylMnl 1 Salllo and Pullman each 21 0 to I Mutunli paid 1 150 10 CHAMPION DAT AT 31OX31OVT1I CrackS of All Ace to Meet at Eqnal Welcut Todij Should today be fair and the track at Monmouth Park In good condition two great races will bo decided In the presence of an Immense throne ot racing enthusiasts If the track Is dry Ambulance should win the Junior Champion Stakes with Key dol Iteyes second but It the track Is heavy Surplus may bo looked for among the first flight Potomac will be dangerous too but Ambulance can undoubtedly boat the colts and fillies slio will meat today with all things equal Tenny will have to moot Balvator andFironzl In the Champion and will consequently be at a great disadvantage as the Haccln pair will take turns at him Vet Teony ought to win with Bnlvator second Seymour may win tho opening race with Del wood second Tho Aolla colt can win the fourth with Henjamln In the place and Kurus may land the fifth with Sluggard In the plato Uuy Uray may win the last with Gray flAn second First Itaoe Free handicap sweepilakei Of f30 each with Cluuu added seven furlongs Volunteer 111 Mr Fellow 101 Merlden ll Helwood 101 Madstoue 113 rheiape4ke 101B7 Fltrlamn in natterson B7 irlmaldl Louise 05 Ssytnour 103 Frciind llnce Junior Chsmplon Stakes for two year olds of fUO each with Jluo i added threeQuarteri of a mile Italgowan 114 iluespll 1114 IllgliTaritt 1113 Falrview 114 Iilratiimatli 1114 hionjer 115 itrocca 1113 murplus Collie McCleiland II Its del Iteycs I lit 4liiliiilanc iis Sorcerer 118 Pirsuotho ii Kildoer us Third Itnce Ohamplon Stakes of J50 each with fjbis lidded for three year ellis and upward one mile and a half Tennr 122iyirenil jao Ealtator fourth race flweepitiles nf li each with I7V1 added for mtlden twuyetroldi three qunrlirt or a tnlla Elastic colt 111 I Benjamin Ill Mr Suss 111 Ache cot Ill Mllrtler I I I Vanity ma Average III Fifth RaceFree handicap sweepstakes of ss esch rllhtlivi added for threeyear oldi and upward one mile and a furlong Rurnl 117ISIngrard 102 Krlo iniurlmaldl IU Inspector 1071 Sixth llaoe Sweepstakes of fit each with S7Q ad dod for three year oldi and upward lelllngallowancu one mile Sam Wood tIC Gray Pawn lo1 Lotion 110itir Gray to ixnilleU Ill Lady Agnil 71 Arab iwil Crliknt Ixixnnx Aug liErnest Trowhurit arrived In London today tn order to make the neceisary arrange uienta for lbs American cricket team which will cult ngland next season lie was met by a party of pram local rngllsh cricketers who gave Rim a very cordIal welcome and a very attractive programme will bear ranged McCarthy Mnleh With Tor Wall Lotpo Ang 11 Tbe Pelican Club hal offered to give a pane ai a prize in Ihe forthcoming right between Cal McCarthy Ihe American middle weight and Toff Wall McCarthy will act at second lo filavln bit light with MoAullHe Ihe former of whom commenced to train to day Junior Champion ul Monmonth Park Hpe clatl TrulBB via Ienneylvsals Ballroad The Junior Champion Staket the griateit twoyesr old event on the American turf will be run for at Monmouth lark on Tuesday Aiur IA Out of more then 31oi tiirie a great string of youngsters should start md the iport certainly will le rrand The tpeolal race trainsn lbs PennsylvanIa llallroad leaving elation loot ot Cortlandt and Lieibrouessia al llau I A no nand iA 3 i I preient Ufa speedy and comfort able InSane nf transportation direct lo the track They return Immellately after the races 440 IT WAS THE GOSSOONS RACE ann KKAIS A SMARTFLKRT OF ronir fooruns uricn A SSUILB COVRHK Oas at the fleat Jtnttm of he Seaion for the Corinthian Clubs PrlzeiThe Ml 550va Sell Wonderful BneeAriKnM nclmonta Mnrlqaltn Hcnrcelr MonIca A Hpunklaic Hreeie an the nan Home NEWPORT I Aug ll8lnce the fortyfoot class began tholr racing this season they havo never had such a close and satisfactory contest us that nallod today oil this place for the Corinthian Yacht Club prizes The course an equilateral triangle of 25 miles 8li miles to a log with the start and finish at Dromons Iteof Lightship wan In plain view from Narra gannett Pier and Castlo Hill and hundreds gathorod on the shore to watch the sport Tho now Boston boat Oossoon owned by tho Adams boys sailed a very close race with Mr August Belmont Jrs Marltiulta only boutlne her 2R Booonds i but tho honors ot the day may bo fairly accorded the Minerva The Moo canln becamo disabled early In the race and retired The Tomahawk was entered by her former owner Mr Morgan but Commodore Crownlnshleld ol Mnrblohoixd who now owns her was unable to got her Into racing trim In tlmo to start today so only sovun boats came to the starting line Bovoral ot these had to be towed out for there was not wind enough to give them Bteorago until Just before the preparatory signal was given at 1155 oclock They looked very pretty those seven racing craft threo black ones the Mlnorvn the Moo cnsln and LItts four whlto ones the Grm oon Marlnulta Choctaw and Ventura The latter anew Burgess boat came cuStom Boston to try Ixsues with tho others Him had lIar designer on board but a very small crew and perhaps that Is ono reason why she did not got batter than fourth place In tbo race Harry Half was at tile Marlqiiltna wheel and ho never Bulled a bettor race In his life than this ono Cant Charles Barr held tho Minervas llllor Tile Lirla was handled by Mr Netmore the Moccasin by Mr Morgan the Von turn by her own or Foster and the Choctaw by Mr Thayer It wIts a close thing between the Gossoon and Marlnulta on the first ofTshoro tack The Gossoon got away In tbo lead but the Marlaulta began pointing ana when they and the Llrla and the Moccasin tacked for the Leach eighteen minutes after the start tha Gossoon was well windward Tho Choctaws crew took In bar clubtopaall after stalling The working topsail being set under It no tlmo was lost In changing sails but the boat was not sailing last enough tocatch tho others Of Hazzards Tower the Ooseoon on the port tack standing In shore was leading with the Marlaulta loss than two minutes away on her lee quarter and the Llrlx almost In the Marlqulta8 wake All three tacked off shoro at I2ld close to the shore and close to each other Tile Uosnoon made a short hitch InKhorn about four minutes later Capt Adams hoping to bo able to fetch the first mark In ono stretch on the next starboard tack He nearly did It but Half by keeping the Marlqulta on the ofTshoro tnckcame out by 1olnt Judith heading up BO well for the mark a buoy with the club ling which the Judget boat Aquld neck had dropped at 115 that she orOBsed the Gosttoons wake within a dozen lengths while the LlrlB coming up from the eastward on the same tack as this Marlqulta was almost on oven terms with her But whats this coming to the south ard like a steamboatasked a commltteman the lodges boat Why its that little devil Mlnervasomo ono said Suro enough she had loft the Ventura and Choctaw tar behind and now with a working topsail sot she was coming for the mark right on top ot the three lenders The Uossoon had to make a abort tack then she weathered the mark at 130S5 just 1 hour 33 minutes sooouds from the start Who had miile It In sot en tacks and keeping away to aiiout un east southeast course She act her big jlbtopsall In about six minutes and her aplnnnker to Marboard eleven minutes after rounding the mark The Marlqulta weathered the mark 51 seconds after the GOBKOOH Her crow set her spinnaker smartly three minutes aftor rounding and then began as pretty a run ns was over seen Almost dead before the wind those two white beauties chased each other rolling in the long whitecrested swells aa they tray oiled fast to the southeast The Llrla rounded the first mark il mlnutoa 8 seconds alLot tho Ciossonn and the Minerva minutes 13 seconds after her The spinnaker of the Llrla wont out In a few minutes but It was twenty minutes before the Mitmervas crow sot hers It would have given her the race It It had been pulling ten minutes longer than It did and tho elapsed time between the start and the first mark wore Gossoon 13381 Mnrfqulta 13413 Llrls l3t V6 Minerva with handicap 13153 Ventura 11120 Chotaw botho Gossoon did the best work boating the Marlqulta 4J seconds the Minerva 1 win ute 22 seconds and the LIds 2 minutes 55 HBO ondi Tile Minervas actual tlmo however lu the windward work was 1 hour 29 minutes 43 seconds and so she really boat the Uossoon minutes 48 seconds Down these six boats came for the second mark The Moccasin had given up the race when she parted the shackle of her bobatny during the windward work The Marlqulta was now gaining on the Goxsoon and the Llrls outfootlng both ol thorn Thoy bad to gybe to starboard at the second mark for the eight mile reach to the finish so nrlnnakora had to come In lively When the Gossoon gybed and rounded the mark at 31408 and settled down on her course pho put her leo rail down to the water and when they gave her the big jibton sail the rail was under at times She needed all the sail she could lUg for tbo Marlaulta gybed only 35 seconds behind her and she too bad a big jlbtopsall btrongor and stronger came the breeze sending the whltecups tumbling to leeward and bonding the topmasts of there two racing craft swine ing their Croat club topsails from them till It looked as If something must carry away when the narrow hulls rolled out of sight The elapsed tlmo between the first and second marks wa Jz Goemxm 0 55 ot Marlqulta 0 44 Uric 0 fit jo Minerva si IH Choctaw VI ss Ventura I JO 3 Bo the Line outran thorn all beating the Marlqulta IH seconds the Josoon 33 seoouds und the Minerva 52 seconds The Gossoon only neat the Minerva 14 seconds in this work Kuob a race was worth going miles to wltneKg Inch by inch the Marjqulta overhauled the Gossoon and more than that when Barry Halt took In her jintopsall while the Llrls just on tho Marlquitas weather quarter wassailing faster than any The Minerva bad minutes 30 seconds to sparo on account of her handicap start and if sue finished minutes 35 seconds aftor the Gossoon she was winner every one believed but she was just 10 seconds late The sloops Thetis and Moccasin the cutter Hinon und tho Herreshoff cat yawl Clara and the steam yachts Haunlel Hpruy and Daily mona with partlon on board cnme out In limo to see the yacht finish It was a fine race well sailed and Its results show that the Go Boon Minerva Marlqulta and IlrU are the fastest boats In tIle lortrfoot clan with MI nerve still In the lead Thotelatmed tlmo from tho hint mark to lie finish was Gossoon 4S minutes 25 seconds Marlqulta 48 minutes 25 eoconds Minerva 411 minutes 12 seconds Llilfl 48 minutes 1 second So the lattor reached the Insteut boating the Marlriultn 24 ceconus and the Gossoon 2U seconds here is the summary jwturiTiitii ajciroiiYTiiu rjcur UDI sow rnm rokTT roor noon use ICTTBHJ iuiKsicl3viui Elapsed Cvrrrcttt Length lInt lime acM It In Owners 4 basQue 47 su Adams llroi 3 17 tit 3 OH Xarlqtiiu k49 81 August Belmont 17 IH a 10 ts Mluirva out 4U Jt Lee Carroll Jr a iv 17 a i Loris 4ti UU Welinore 3 IH 1 Sb 3 18 Ventura cb47 ui totter it 31 aa 11 a1 Clioctnw 47JU A Thayer 33 41 JSUJ1 IJoccailn 47 to Hoifin IJlitbltd Thin lossoon wins first money about 1500 the Mlnorva nocond and the Marluultu third aha Judges II Clarke II riummer and lavison have not yet decided as to tile division ot prizes The Amity Athletic Allocution Another new athletic organization wat formed in that irctltm of Uraoklyn formerly known at Ireenpolut last wiet Resets and II Urlfflllitcf 41 India Uriel were two of the projectors and wai al hal adrtriM that the ne club was formed Hubert tlnieyor dialed ai Chairman sndi hdward Nrlll recorded Tha following oDIcert were elected Hot art rlnler ire Identt 1 Kdward Neil Mie Ireildeiit Harry lluwell becretary and I blue Iriaiunr Unlike neitlburing clauS which oln for either box Inv ur tale ball the new onranltation will enjoy general athlello sports and Itludred pastImes without maklni a pnmouncid specIally of anr cue brunch The emblem adoptrd Iy the oluli li a winged chirlot wheel ot purple ainbrr and cold which It certainly original troitue and altractlvf Tile uiemberihlp of Ilie new ortanltaUou already fools up a grsn3 total of nfiy aud with this nerleui tni wIll itart out at onoe to offlceriwlll tecure end equip a grinutilum and club huuie for a thorouxhly Urn rIse club hntrlet will be made to all open amateur cc silts and gaines committees are reoueiled In forward clrcu lara ae4 Miinoiincinienti to the atoia address until tbe club Louse li fitted up PALO ALTo inn ricion The Slnlllnn Lend HID Deciding HesS Of the Free for All In lillft BUFFALO Aug 11This morning free for all trotters Were called out to decide tha rtto commenced tiaturdny In which Rosalind Wilkes and Palo Alto had two heats each Among the talent it was tho general opinion that Palo Alto would bo stiff from the previous efforts while the mare was thought good enough to dash away with another boat before the stallion struck his clip Charles Marvin was prepared for this as ho gave Palo Alto some rattling brushes early In the morning and after sending him two miles beside A runner drove him alone In 217X while Dobl bad Jack a short distance behind In all this the Bon ot Electioneer never made an offer to break and those who were up betimes to see bow he wont hastened to play him In the pools There was Bomo lively betting In the auction books ana mutual and John Madden wagered lluun on the Bide with Andy WolcD that llosallnd Wilkes would win Tho odds wore 125 lor the Held and 20 for Rosa lind while Polo Alto also brought SO agalnef ISO over the rest Uoblo did not despair of having something to say with Jack who was going much better than on Saturday By 10 oclock Quito a crowd had colloutod and the four crocks wore summoned on the mInute 1nlo Alto had earned the Inside place and after throe attempts the fifth beat started with the California champion going straight and fast Ho drew away from the others at once and Itnsallnd Wilkes was the only one noarmin nt tho quarter In 32 seconds Turner kept the mare busy for be hoped to see Palo Alto make a mistake BO that Uosallnd was still at the stallions wheel when be reached tho halt in 1Oli4 From there It wax a case of be Imvlor and 1nlo Alio hind no notion of hosing his strido and comlug home strong and steady won the beat and nice In 215 This time la splendid considering that considerable rain had fallen during the thirtysix hours between the fourth and llfth beats Of course Marvin was a happy man und he now Intends to skits Rochester and go to Chicago with his string to prepare for the engagements they have at Washington lark next week If be had lost tills race ho Intended to try again In the free forall at Itochoster Summary Free for all trots rune 2000 Palo Alto by Electioneer Marvin 3111 Hoiallud Wilkes Turner 11323 Jack Uoble 2 3888 butle lem and Andrewt 44 444 Tlin2l9 JluU 31614 210 JUS A a It AT KbOTlkU RKUXION The Albion Hoclety and the 8ln of St Georiso Hold DIg ileilo One ot the target reunion of the leaion was held at Rldgewood Park 1 leiterday where the twelve Brooklyn lodges ot the Order or the Ions ot at George and the Albion Society of thli city held a joint festival The park never looked better and the features of the day wero thoroughly enjoyed by the 8000 pertoni who thronged the encloinre JCxcellent music kept tat dancers busy In both of the bin laTlHom and the affair was thoroughly luccemful A quarter mile race handicap for members ton under 14 years proved to be a One race Aldrldga4 yard wan tIreS A hoSing yards second and A Jackson Ci yard third Time 1 mlnnte iO3 seconds The quartrmlle run for amateuri handicap fot lowed It was won by Kemliigtou Manhattan Ath letlc Club scratch with rt JSliIIc varuna float emu IyaraH Second and Kennellle A US yards tllr Tune 114 Bocoiidt In tlie memberi oue mile hanulcap run A A Baker scratch ot lilly oilge 1 and the Union Athletic Club won with 11 Adams lUglun Lodge iv yards ascend aud Hurlert lundou Lodge and the Varuna Beat Club leO torts second Tune niinutei 114 seconds A lie one mile walk handicap wee won by 11 Button Iurltan Athletic Aitoclatlon of Jerier City SO leo ends with A Vh Jregur froipeot Harriers scratch second and Vanner Newark a A 33 aecoudl third Time ii nilniitrfi eecond Kadford of Anglo ruxun odge 1 won the one hundred ard fat unit race with Burnt of London Lodge leoonit Time 17 seconds I Kighteen athletes appeared fur the one hundred yardl members rate handicap he llrHt heat wat won by Ii roynler of London Lndge ratch with A Italcer 14 yards or Holly Lodge hrcond and Uromler Primrose Lodge jardul third Time 11 45 lecondl The second heat was won by II Tllle 5 ards Long fclluw Lodge with I Kaftery 3 yanli London Ixxlge lecond and Vickers 10 yards teminonwealUl Lol lie third lime I IH SeConds The final heat wais Rood race 1 Itaftery won with roynter i craton I ircoad and A A linker third Time 11 1aiecondt lUui Mamie Huhbard won the list yards rlrltrace for meintieri daughter bliss Vali CoIL wai lecoud and illii WilkIns third Time seconds Ihe luajardt dash open hinmcan produced some good iDrlnllng and scteriil line nnlihei The dritheat wai won by 1 Mills aruna Hiiat Club lb yards with oranl a club mate yards teoond tim 1154 seconds The vecund heat went to RetUy Acorn A A lt ynrde with Uyrne Furlun A A 1 7H yards second line IOK itecouda The third neat was von by Kvinlutftoti Manhattan A scratch with ml hew Jereey A t34 yards second time Ill 4 A MrondM Zust won the trial titai for second men with Urne PCOIiJ time 11 I I seconds At the flrt attempt 10 run off the nnvL It wa adjudged a dead beat between luiiir mi KeHiliurlDii In ncconds At the next attempt Uemiiiffton won with Re illy second ID lost secoll iH Th onrnitie walk handicap for members over 7r of age wm won bv llubbanl hhaftcsburr inilge 5 5 year oIl 1 rrratch with Ooodinif holly Lodg 51 yrarsold terouil Time lu mlnutei 56 so finds for lIe wluiier uud 11 I I minutes 17 seconds for the seroDI mttti The two mile run wa a beauty It was won br A II iivurx MHnhit an A ncratch nth MUe bile Itrooklyn llarrers I i ct iU necond and IT Frencu New Jersey A 0 seconds third Tim lu minute ai iS 1 socolu A gold watch was awarded the winner a gold medal went to second and a fold beaded calls to third In this event The open HKiidlcHp Obstacle Itnre was won by oodruiT JSeweieney A cratch with Hyra Ilirltan A A iU ardi tecund mid II Zost Weir Jri A IX 114 yards third Tim 3 minutes lid lecoiil I The members park rare was won by Itaftery costly with II Iovntrr iccoml Time minute 37 second Teams rfprei rnitiic Anlohaxon and Ivy Lodges ap peered for ttie tug ot war fur member1 open to teauui of four on rlmitH test two OUt of three pints At th tint pull Anvlo hax Lodp won Liv IV Inches aftermost a desprnie pull Ihe winnIng team were Bunt am hor AIM lApUln Jutin Iiw er IJohn Dyer a aud Kreil Hawkins I The men of Ivy ixxl were Anlrew Cole cattsln and jinvhitr A Kotherwelt 81 0 II liambers i and Ashley On the second pull was a teat 1 heM and tit the third heat again th ril WMS vtlll nn I lie tlnfttt thnend of the time limit A dlfacntinont at the enl of this pull caused both team tnl eve the Illi1 and the decisIon of the eveut was indetlnltAl tiitlnned after one of th most stub Itorn tiitr ever Itiieeet The event will probably be decided nn tti Atom AthletU AssociatIon grounds at hay hides wllhlu the next ten dttys.